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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-08

J.. IL. Slime recently placed ON exhi,
onion IN Portland an Irish potato
weighing Il pounds. The tuber was
raised by Geo. Taylor, near Lebanon
Oregon.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-08

A Yonkers man is charged with
making this neat proposal Of marriagei
"Now, now dear, You say you have
$50. 600 in your own name; why not put
it m mine?'
there are now twenty-seven ves-
sells engaged in missionary work in
different parts of the world under the
auspices of sixteen societies; Of these
missionary vessels sixteen are running
on the coasts or rivers of Africa and
six among the islands of the Pacific
Ocean.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-08

As breeder of disease few things
excel neglected farm house cellar.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-08

A law has recently boon o.
IN Germany which forbids the rs. at
eo. .' OF color pref arations containin y.
'"'''ho'IN arsenic, barium codmi,s
copper eoraline, gamboge lcaJ m'
v".y' ll'ric acid, tin, uranium or "'ea-
i" the making of any article 81 81 ta A,"c'
'onie' ionery.-N / Leiqer, ~ '0o'' OF
-Acootding to the United States
census OF 1870, of the total steam and
water power employed 4s. Is ncr cert
was water In 1880 the percentage Of
water power had decreased to az 40 mo-.
cent From this it will be seen that
W water power is fast falling behind in
uhe race. Boston Baiqet.
"A striking experiment in the oo.,,
o'hation OF colors was performed
snort time since by Prof yocal NJ :
meeting of the Physical Societv %
oeriin' lie wished to demopstr,ts ,ha
'hcorrectness of the popular no,;on
mat yellow and blue. when mixed NJ,
ways make green. He took two phials
'ne containing acid yellow, and tho
plner anime blue, He mingled their
contents together, and the result was
mixture not green in color, but Of
aefy red hue.-N Z Ledger.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-08

The report of the Bureau of Sta.
t'stles' on the wool product, will be
issued shortly. 1t will estimate the
wool clip this year at $70,O0O,OOO, and
the number of sheep i'll the country al
ao'ooo,ooo, an increase of 100000
since the last census.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-03-15
NOTES OF THE C. \. Il. VETS.

On Wednesday evening the encampment
commences.
Oar local posts present beautiful badge
TO every comrade from abroad.
Some comrades from the country showed
up Yesterday. More will come today. To-
morrow they will rush in.
on Thursday evening the public are in
vited 10 a reunion such as our city has not
seen. perhaps, since the war.
The Women's Relief Corps meeting will
be an event of Importance. They are of the
greatest assistance TO the G.. A. X.
The Boy in Blue. OF our city has issued d
G.. A. r. number this week, with some oil
the music of Comrade Redington in it.
Our city posts have made efficient pre-
partitions TO welcome visiting comrades aud
friends. Both post rooms viii be open days
ard evenings.
At p. m. today Department Headquar-
tiers opens at the Morton House. The Coun-
Gil of Adminislrston-a sort of cabinet
have considerable business 10 transact.
Arrangements are being made to supply a
Sufficient number of pamphlets of songs to
De given. free. To the comrades and the
ladies of the Relief Corps and 20 the audi
ence on Thursday evening.
Northern Michigan comrades are naming
G.. I. Rutherford of Hart tor Commander
Washington Gardner of Jackson IS men
toned earnestly also Gen. Pierce of this
city. II the Detroit posts present the name
OF Gov. Aiger ne will 20 ia with a rush. The
efficient Assistant Adiutant General, q. F
LOchbesd Of Flint, has demonstrated bis
ability FOR even the highest Office ia the de.
parsment.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-03-15
prRsoNAt.rot~rS


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Cenlral. ass recovered tEeu hs feosat u.
nets.
Captain Iacs ~osi has roae 70 AshlAad
, ~ 10 losk sil<f hare0f impFofsal snts
thers
goha Csnlasld snd fsaily. Of Sheldon
-. .A izass sherly toF "Trip shsoasa
Elrops.
W. Hawkhar.e Of the Commercial
Ce.9n Insurance. C9apapy, ~as 10 toSn
YESTERDAY.
gso. b Nonss sas c b. Hibb s's dlnner
q he Ae-sea ysstsrday tney live 10 ben
tea hAfoof.
M. C. Z. Ol4sy. rssarRed last evening
gr0ai C1iesso whsrs she las oeen visiting
FOR the pAsl weex.
Jsulss A. we~ks, Nausger y ths Western
Uaion othces a. Nlsssson. - visiting
lrieacs Ia ihs city.
NJ and Mrs. l. r wnmarth. OF Big
Rapids. have removed - t1ls city and VII
make their home hesc.
Il IS reported that Max 7. Thiele. o
| Cadillac and Mis- Alice West. OF this city
are soon 20 be married.
Claude - Faseuan has returned from
/ CbicAgO and accepted a position with Id
ward Teller. ~ Ott4ua-sL
Mn. A. ". Freeze, OF Milwaukee, Wis.
/ IS visiting her pAre1ts. MF. and Mrs. Frznh
Gsne.lo, a, TIE Nen4ome.
Ms. ;. X. Pierce. Gen. Z. T. Pierce sng
/ G, II. Perkins accompanied Mrs. Z. II
! rayiors remains % Rochester.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. yAndeFhsyden snC
| Mrs. H. b. Weber Of ionia. are the guest,
| Of E. w. Fairfield, r. the Eagle Hotel
". b. Weston Of the E,crsing Leader
| went 10 Lansing last night 10 attend III
| convention Of the United Labor party
there.
John Widdicomb aud daughter spen
| Sunday with Miss May Nlddicomb, a. kal
amazoo. where she is attending MI Holy
oke Seminary.
Neal Mcmillan, or Rockford. was in towr
! yesterday Clarence Leonard. EngrossinG
| and Enrolling Clerk OF the House OF Repre-
sentatives, vas with him.
Frank Hsrres.. CT Lowell, snd Miss Anns
! DeYoung. Of $50 East Fulton St. this city
are - De married a. the brides residence
next Thursday afternoon. They will resid'
at Lowell.
Robt. f. Bunker. Mrs. y. A. Barney
Ms. II. Barney. Mas May Barney and Mrs
t. Il. WIS we'll represented The Occidental
OF Muskegon. here yesterday. The lAdie.
did considerable shopping, and Ar. Bunke
took good care OF them.
Thomas G. Clark, Secretary 10 Presi
dent aud General Manager Anihken, OF th'
{. & ". 81. passed through the city yeSter
day on his way from Memphis. Tenn. 4
his home IN Muskegon. Mr.. Clark says h
feels the cold here after basking IN the sun
shine OF Southern Tennessee, and wishe
that the delightful weather there was To b
found here a.so
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-03-15


Prep. h@saaKa.n's ls@sfax .sd t-raeh
noss.. 10. 20 and - o.a.i-st ~ ss~iFa
is = caterer 81 usauy years slandinE as ca
penenas and Knows sTscti3 rAai c1snes
sait the issse q the pubic and seconded ~
&c IL b. the sssl cooss - sssistaats. tAeft -
il tile lsff ~ bs desired Al the cslicNcle< %
the SEASON are constantly kept GA haas sna
served ia tie most spt'elixinE snd seaecil -
shape which wouio temps tie palate ~ a.
"Anehorite IL Is tie speciAi care Of M
IAmpman % keTp none bar the very beat
Of everything, aud his game. oystefs. fsh
aud other edibiss are 100 vel kuosn % ~
qnire any lengthy notice al oar hanas. Ia
addition 20 the Lunch Room BE has sofle
50 or = , nioe cieen beds " hich hs rents 10
gentlemen only ~ fr0nl Is ~ IS cents per
NIGHT. Daring the months oi January eud
February Nj. Lampnan's receipts were
$1,000 and isle'y the house nas Gnaefgone
new repairs. Great improvements have
been made. Tie sialrs leading 10 the bed
rooms from the ball have been moved inside
making 4 neoesssry for every loagef u pass
through the office. conses aeDtiy none bus
respectable guests are entertained. or
readers IN patronizing Mr La1pman VII
| End him 81 al hours Of the day seryl ing the
most excellent me&.s a. the most reasonable
prices.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-03-15
THEIR PATRON SAINT.
The Ancient Order of Hiberni&ns Wnl
Celebrate the Day.

Celebrate the Day.
The Ancient Order of Hi bernians are
making grand preparations to celebrate
ST. Patr ick's Day with parade in the after
noon and banquet in the evening at the
Bridge Street House. Line OF march as
follows: Form M hall, Canal 10 Bridge
Bridge 10 North Division. North Division
10 Fulton, Fulton 10 Jeiferson-ave. Jeifer-
son-sve. TO Maple, Maple TO South Divi-
sion. South Division to Monroe, Monroe To
Canal and to hall. Programme for the
evening at the close OF the banquet is as
follows.
Chorus ''st. Pstrick's Day" solo, Mn, p
Hickey.
Address by President Mr. L. Quinn.
Solo and Chorus, Harp That once Through
Taras Halls" solo, Mr. John Grady
Solo, The Emerald Isle j. ). Csllanan, Mr.. W
r. McguTrin.
Address, -" The Day We Celebrate" Mr.. Jas Z.
NeBrlde
solo aud Chorus star spsnged Banner" solo
Nr. John d1dy
Inst rumental duet, Fishers Hornpipe Melody
Misses Anna and Kate Dunn.
Coutraito Solo, There's No Land Like Ireland. y
Gmur, Miss n. MoTcy.
Address Our Adopted Country" NJ. N
Shan ahsp.
soprano SOLO. Selected Mrs. r. Hickey.
Medley. irish Airs. violin. Mr.. 4. ehanahan
piano. Prof n. g. Budhe.
Grand Chorus, God save Ireland" solo. Mr
Jonu Grady.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-03-15

This evening - Lccai Retail Grocsrs A.
sccfaiion vii tender he delegates ban
aust - S~ests Hotel. when toasts and 20
s1onses vi - riTsn. - neaf.y e. Trsrtie-
ab.e in accordance with fbs tallovinz PRO-
zra rnIe.
TIE Dead Bsat tIsr,es a Cora
TIE sdies- E. FsFslfi
oar Csi.d r - 81. lieTl
TIE Trsve3fne Ntr-I. 81. Nils
Tie - Ho~ae-1 s. Grsoda4
Trs t0ehinx Trssie AM $. Mnssel-
mea.
Fe state Assoristiou. Frank Hamilton.
TIE freSs-E A. cfo9s
f.ress izAnon ia sew Xcfk-EsTton
Tex'sc
Aeee Tosf Myufh shu.-o A. Bali
-ts.s--4srltei Al Lessen
1he Business Maa ia Nkr--fhaEss F.
Reixnsa
orr fioses-f ~ 3prsesse
hissn. NJ Nkk san
49, tstitis-8rAn e th'si1s
TIE Peod.e1 -frvi1z p Cispp
Rsislisn - TIE fa~ysr > fhs Business
Maa--f. T. Reiler
Esri4 CisSinr-N. p Rieia
6sS-etlnk - SISTER orxse izsslon -. :.
Wsizhaxs.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-03-15

The largest audience Of the season vas
present At smiths 0pers House last evening
70 witness DeForrsss and Csrrolrs spec
iscuisr Cinderella Combination and
Specially t0mpanV. The entertainment
VA most excellent throughout. soe0es in
g T1rsisb hsrem 81 eaed ths performance
ard proved grand sucoess The Vernon
Sister. tro charming voCalisss opened TIE
oio followed 81 hab6y Carroll rrsai
COMEDIAN ia a nlost clever specialist Sale
Norx &C, ia sculpture poses caught the
house. TIE Hoatslfsi mime SaFanY, in
Ais new stl Tece.Ves m1st "a ,eriaz re-
csptol. TIE sreat Johnnie Nsg vas
simply isnnisnse SADIE AoreaJlis kehoe
c.aa srinaiEs Tss srce~3iagv clever Le
Fogfesl SRI tarFolis artistic m err1pisE
sss laa1n erf sri wss re tif e tae
sh1E }siss I8rf11f fs.y demonstrated
fasf - = the prinee ~ FL insz.ers TIE
A1risiis. 90 Sc frspees are fne fassl
seriel s-sts evef seen lr THIS r.tr. tep.F
leaps t11 csscbss we're SIMPLY nlsrrelCas.
TIE aeH lia4ereiis hafiesqse. Tifa So
snsctaoa az seeres cas1g5 Eats eorzsoas
c9ston.es. e.eesnt terE@si iailes in be-
WiaeF'nE ssrs7ae -FsEres arfrstIe qenas
ard Fe eo1e-Ise3 soas 81 ths
n.enF 'es.azse ia,f inef r. fb.s wonsz-l ii
t1f'es4s Haaa c.sss the ser ssae
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-03-15
FATAL 5LOoD POISONING.
Death From the Effects OF an InsIgniGoen
scratch

DfAfh EFDIn INC LlbCtt OF an InsI gnIUfenf
Scratch.
s. G. Angel, an emyloye Of the W0rdeA
Furniutre Company, died at his residence,
l12 Second ave, yesterday morning, from
blood poisoning. Mr. Angel scratched his
finger on glue pot about TWO weeks sgo
Nhlle Is Nofs "a tne factory. He paid no
aiteati0n to 10 until lev days Afterwards
wen Is became vsry painful. aud last Tues
day night. alter coming from work. he was
compelled TO consult = physician. and ne
next tay the poison bad travelled through
bis system - such an extent that he was
unable - leave ais bed and grew worse
until DC passed away yesterday. lie leaves
a wife aud children. The funeral viii
occur t0morroT afternoon. from the family
fssiience under tbe auspices Of the ph0nix
lodge No. a.. !. o. -. r.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-03-15

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49,
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- are ace ssstns seesi Gf0es sest
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-03-15
rn.en.n. c.. ..n.....l

TIE csse az tsivfn t,tes. convicted ~
-ecucaon. has Been sppeaiet 70 the supreme
csurt shss rss stcl.teei to bal IN the
san ~ 81 po. A rnmoer ~ he peopls la
he vicinity 81 BF<on Centre - nos beiisrs
e. ~ rresente.3 20 fudge Nont<omery n
~ eTsr e ess sisA- ~ Als be1nz ss1-
Ezcst aece
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-03-15
DIED.

ROBIE,-Ge-trude Blanche. only daughter Of
Lewis Z. and Emily A. k0sie, sgesl three yean.
eight months and twenty dayk. died yesterday
morning March Is Of mElsrisl fever
Funeral viii be 8; the residence. 20 Michigan
ave-, on Wednesday G. i231 afternoon. Friends
are invited
MCLEAN-At 30 InGsanast., on Monday.
March a. Is57, james A.. son Of William and
Jane Mclean. sged ~ years and II months.
Funeral services from the residence at ? o'clock
"Wednesday afternoon.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-03-15
orFloE or rHE EAalr sTrAM DrF Hocsr.

GRASD RAPTDs. Mich, March 10, lssI.)
To all Whom IL May Concern;
ii the people 81 large don't care who does
the WORK. SO long as they can set II done
well, fully 10 their satisfaction. and IS ! EN-
plOy the best dyer ia the State. / advise
them 10 get their work done now, 81 the
Eagle Steam Dye House, No. = cansl-st-
Ny motto: Best Work aud Lowest Prices. F"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-03-15
Funeral Notice.

The funeral Of the late S. G. Angel will be
held from his residence No. IA Second ave.
Wednesday March p at p. m. the cere-
monies will be conducted under the ausplcs
OF Phoenix Lodge No. Il. l. o. .. 4. AL
Brothers are cordially invited 10 meet AZ l.
o. O. I. Hall al | p. M and attend.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-03-15
IDA'S APPEAL.
Mrs schultz Fncs Biu for Divorce In thu
Superior Court.

Mrs schultz Fiics Biii for Divorce In the
Superior Court.
IDA J. Schultz. through her attorneys.
Clay, Carroll & Eastman, yesterday fled q
bin Tor divorce frota her husband Oliver G.
Schultz. in the Superior Court. The oil
reeks With vile charges against him. She
claias that he has been guilty Of extreme
cruelty: has repeatedly beaten her ill she
vas O.a Ck and blue. knocked her dOwn and
fhrsw beer bottle at her. She says be
called her names which are the most OBJ
scene IN the English language. and several
times threatened 10 Kill her. Another
charge "a that has f8ied TO support. and
once when che WAS swav visiting her aBnt
FRI Ohio lie WRITE Tor her - return. arf
ehen she arrived she found that be sold 81
their fgrnifure. and they we're obliged 70
s'eep on the G0or nntil hecou.J earn money
g. buy a bed the alleges thai she had To
work out - s n.eniAl for sofae time when
: - hnstsnd nas ale % care for Der sBd
support aer respectfully. Mrs Schultz j.
the woman who skipped with Dick King
snd rstlfuc1 recently.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-03-15

1--WE Republicans and = Taowump~
The Civil servics examination 20 - held
IN ta.s cry Vii tske Pare tas7oTroE i'm
stead 81 to-day - heretofore snnoaBce5.
loon Th01ass naTie ~e1retarr 81 The Csii
SerF.ce goinfn ss11a Sill ~ hsrs - <tlBer' -
tend Tire oeremonfes pii-h vii - con
dgcted ~ fosffussser Blair. his assis1snt
Martin Nets and Re1 SER Nscoim Ao0re
1--we Republicans sBa Hgxwa1p =
Democrat So Yesterday. N-tr srch cs1-
4 issfs 20 heVe f1rrer4e3 apr ~ afs fsr
Eseizf1rs - the dep6raents - Washing-
ton ~ have led 4 sss1tfa r. riace ir
tfs tfovps-s aeft se~Ft1s here VI - sxsrn-
inst Iae olHc.s.s asss have been not fed
- rreq - sre5rs ni95etto1s f87 ss,ozt tvso-
IS ktxe CANS
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-03-15
THE BUSINESS MEN
VII Mset IN Special Convex
ton this Morning.
n gIsrusS RIHaas I'D PURPOSES.
Prczrssnnns tar ths f~o-osfs SEA
sios-Ths 6znqssf ~ith fcssfs
ano Rsspoass<-seolsets snd
Casris. 10 os Coasl1srs4.

The Nichlzsn es4sinsss Asa' . Assoesz.lo3
wsil assem als Ia sYecs.l eoayeassen -
RavaI Arcaa1n Hall a. > o'cloek SIS moEn-
lnx. !. is sxpscted thai TO e. three aua-
ard delegates sia - grsse1t tfen Al see-
tisas Of tbs ss<ie. nearly al ne saDarsi asie
assoeianons hasiag snn0onoed that they
wiil oe represented. The State Association
as or<4aiasd II thls city aid lhls coavea-
u0a = expected - - Of unosasl interest
aad In portancs Associations auxiliary 70
tae SAFE Association aFe snotied % feSfe-
ssntAgioa IN The convention On 10 bass of
one delegate Cor every ten nlsl2 9~rs ~ nae
ton thereof ORGANIZATIONS vhleh have
a3t yes alEiiatsd With ths ola-s body &re
requested % sead a. delegates. And the
sAnle courss Is advised Tor towns not yet
orzaniLet. The association wAs formed Tor
TIE purpose 81 Bringing tae iOczl organika-
ton into closer colnsct-on ana fostering
more coriisi feeling between sister socie-
ties. bassd upon = more thorough know
ieige of each others methods snd purposes.
Egery0ne interested m the saoject " organ
izsdon Is cordially invited 20 attend The
convention ard favor those present Win
sucn Suggestions IS may seeo % them %
be nertineni - the oorasion
-'rank HAmiiton IS President and = a.
stowe Of this ely IS secretary. o. tue state
Association. Ths special convention - 70
last NO days, the pregramme as noH az
RANGED beisg as follows.
Tuesday.
MoTning.-Cal - Orter By President
Hamilton Prayer D. Rev. A. K. Nerri al.
Aires 81 welcome BY Mayor T. B. Dixie
man. Response II behalf Of Association.
AIIress Of President. Report Of Secretary.
Announcement OF COMMITTEES on Creden-
uals, Programme and Resolutions. reports
Of delegates. Answers 10 queries and open
inx of question box
Afternoou-Rsport Of COMMITTEES OF Gre
a .ntizlf repor. Of delegates continued: re-
pot OF Coc4nit5es on Legislation; The
/ VILLAGE Improvement Feature In Our Local
Associations w w. Warner, A.legan,
Cutting Prices and the Result IL.
! spence. SLrzuac. Answers 10 queries aud
| opening ~ question box.
EVEN Reading OF correspondence; re-
port Of Committee on Trade interests, report
/ Of Committee on Presidents Address
answers 20 queries and opening Of question
box. adjournment 10 banquet, rendered BY
the Retail Grocers' Association
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-03-15

D. fiei - Snow khI paiiefb e.. B.
VI have a. sirsfaft oni. 49,
fhepes slo cliai4 fecurcc ~ $50
ks4e
3tis j. also fi.f iiiue o. orusmeDl
scar acme vifL eIoil4 FIU e Al
huC s-Dfac The p 'efs lseise wh
4 e sou So iors ~ fuf i&fes4fls It
car AT r 8&
Eanls1mt 3 ases Sci llt Led 3 ara
frCu &c ~ $50
CO tiGs fiemish Aars "a Nase
Jug. IKE from i.pa a. t4.ea.
Hung TiUn EWeas. islafi Cat. fWn
t1ts.o.
flesl,h fisqBss frgm e. ~ - 81 81
while she tseralau ksates e..
kaf Thai pfiof
Fancy Fisies loc an1 fsc escl. q ~
"a VA 70 e. psf ae1el
Af.sf Dlanef Gpfi,s.s - go. e. a. 3. .
and SO per Don
A. 9s2, fllch ~ Iomoua tici
Goa huls tHe torsi sn1 fsaet
bow. - nls kcd vEy dosu CT
40 ezsminf OR Fsptfif suo ~ t.f
Dniy q ftN 81 thf naEy bag ~
fhai ar - he found in eUf Art y
refimerf are gwen shove Cal
cary - ~ d have she bssi essieeaVf
l0c GOODS NON ~. Cat sBr -.
shni : cent? wi buy, ouiy =
lcopsFck
b. .OODs NOW -. - kssopis' Us
~ prices. Csil ana iee y nsi n
VII buy. only - ileonafds
sTFR1 ING eTfyEa AID pLATrf
NARF Nur sflfff a. ne cefltfs
Slaughter ~ tue crossing see 81 .
Leonard a eons.
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-06
Losses by Fire.

Special to the INDIANAPOLIS Journal
NORTH MANCHESTER, Ind, MAY SIS Dun
bars stave and heading factory burned to-
night Loss. 5000; insurance, So. 400 in the
Phoenix Unfavorable winds are flashing flames
over the spoke and heading factory, and all the
manufacturing interests of the town are in peril
WILMINGTON, Del, May 5.--The Johnston
Forge Company's shops in South Wilmington,
we're totally destroyed by fire this afternoon.
The loss is estimated at $50, 600; insurance not
known
ELK RIVER, Mimi, May 5.-Mill & Houlton's
-four mill. mill, planning mill and elevators
Galleys chair factory, and Dickey's hotel and
barn. were burned last night Loss $s5 0OO
Partially insured.
CINcINNATI, o., May Sire in the still house
of w. J. NJ. Gordons glycerine factory and
chemical works caused Sc, 900 damage to stock
So 900 damage to building, and 1000 to ma
chinery, making total of $40, 900 loss. 1t was
fully insured
PITTsBURG. May 6.-At 130 o'clock this morn
ing fire broke out in a row of tenemen.-houses
Thomas street. Allegheny City. The flames
spread so rapidly that nine houses were de-
stroyed before the fire was extingnished. Sixty
persons rendered homeless. The loss is esti-
mated at $15. 900. with little or no insurance.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-06
The Conspiracy Trial at Buffalo.

BUFFALO n. Y. May 5-The trial OF Hiram
p. Everest and others. of the Rochester Vacuum
Oil Company, charged with conspiracy to ruin
the business of the Buffalo Lubrcating Oil Com
pany, progresses slowly in the Court of Oyer
and Terminer. The five millionaires charged
with being guilty of the ofense Messrs. II.
B. Everest and his Charles NJ Everest, of
Rochester; John ID. Archibald Henry II. Rogers
and Ambrose McGregor. of New York. The first
witness to day Mrs. Mary Miller. wife of
Albert A. Miller, who admitted yesterday that
he received money from the Standard Oil Com
papy for leaving Buffalo. Mrs. Miller denied
ceiviug any money from II. b. Everest, except
once, in 1881, IL Rochester, to buy samples of
oil from the Buffalo works.
Frank r. Beardsley, formerly in the employ of
the Vacuum company, testified that Mr.. Everest
told him if he came to Buffalo and worked for
the Lubricating company his salary would be
very meager
Among the interested spectators at the trial is
John ID. Rockefeller. president of the Standard
Oil Company. He is present under subpoena to
testify